Four months after completing a tie-up with Montreal-based Ogilvy Renault, the rapidly expanding Norton Rose is joining forces with 250-lawyer Canadian firm Macleod Dixon, known for its oil and gas expertise. Norton Rose is now setting its sights on a U.S. merger partner, though such a marriage is apparently not imminent.
October 05, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A firm whose name once circulated around the globe for a famous and perhaps apocryphal email chain, Norton Rose is now making headlines for all the right reasons.
Against the backdrop of a new quarterly report touting a dramatic rise in law firm mergers in the U.S. market — and four months after completing a tie-up with Montreal-based Ogilvy Renault — the rapidly expanding Norton Rose is growing again, this time by joining forces with 250-lawyer Macleod Dixon.
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